Short-term synaptic plasticity optimally models continuous environments, page-12

Yes and that on chip learning will be available to the mainstream IT community and companies.

People are starting to see that Neuromorphic computing and Spiking Neural Networks are the future of computing.

Intel and IBM have recognised this with big efforts in research and research style chips.

NASA recogieses the need for neuromorphic computing development for its future as does the DoD

Even Europe with its Brain Project and Spinnaker recognise it from a research perspective.

Many US Universities around the world are spending Government funds on researching and developing it.

Akida is the first genuine commercial release of a Neuromorphic Chip that is now a complete package for engineers and developers.

Not 3, 4, 5 or 10 years - NOW at an affordable price

Let that sink in what it means BRN is now not 5 years away with more Government research grants and we have patents wrapped around it all. How long do you think it will take IBM or Intel to put a similar product for general release.

Akida is very disruptive on many levels to many players and the latest capital raise is nearly over and we are funded to MAKE IT HAPPEN - Now which industry wants to be left behind